would it work for ground hogs
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I would say "no" to helping you with Ground Hogs. There are plenty of safe sprays etc... for that.
313791
I doube it will work. I used it to scare rabbits and squirrels from the yard. It works for a couple of days, then they came back. As long as they have a nest nearby, they will get used to the smell in a few days.
1277920
I use it on my Aussies, I have used cattle blowers before and its like running 1 motor on the 2 motor cattle blower. Not sure it would be enough power for goats.
1235126
I don't know how large your garden patch is however, if you were to build a frame to support it as well as dig trench a few inches down to bury it (against burrowers) it should work. If you have lots of deer you may also want to build sectional removable top panels as well for the jumpers and squirrels that will climb over. Hope this helps you.
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Do not use for pigs because they will rip the rubber "snouts" off both feed ports the very first night and feed will begin to soak up moisture and come out faster than it was designed to. No more than a couple hogs can eat at a time which leads to feeder getting knocked around hard and more feed than you want gets knocked out, 100# a night easy. Both problems can be solved easily but who wants to buy something and start working on It! Would be great deer feeder though or stake down with better stakes and restrict feed port output somehow and I'm sure it would work ok.
218365
I believe if you push it into the ground as far as it will go the sensor will pick up a skunk moving along the ground==we use ours for deer so I'm not positive, but I know my German Shepherd sets it off every time she goes near it!
945336
This rifle works very well on squirrels and small possum, I guess it would depend on how big the groundhog is. For a small one (5 lbs or less) I would say yes. Anything bigger, You may be better off just trapping and relocating them. It would be cruel to have to shoot it 10 times to kill it.
945340
as long as your yard is not very big, and you are not shooting over 80-110 ft. it would have to be a head shot as ground hogs are alot tougher than squirrels or rabbits. remember a pellet is very easily blown off coarse, so dont try on windy day. all thing considered, good luck.
426386
I don't really know but I think it is designed ONLY for burrowing animals. The noise is under the ground that scares the moles and voles away. It did work for them in our yard. Rabbits- I don't know.
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I've used it on a Aussie Cattle Dog, smaller than a Shepherd about the size of a Boxer. Works well for a pulling dog! It's worth a try.
634995
No. I use it for guinea pigs, but I think it would be a bit too small for your purposes.
335944
we had a hedgehog (pigmey) a few years ago. yes I believe it would work, make sure you get them a big wheel for exercise.
1063302
It has the power too, but if they are long vines, they probably will get wrapped up in the tillers a bit. It would work if you have time most likely though.
929130
I suspect that it would, but I can't be certain. We used it to keep our very large dogs from going under a fence that was a bit too elevated around our corner lot property borders. We needed to close off about 4-5 inches and discourage dogs from being tempted to dig. It worked beautifully. However, since we weren't using this border alone, I couldn't say. How tall is your dog? If you anchor these all the way down, the dog might be able to jump over. If you leave it more elevated, the dog might be able to push it over.
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Should work very well. But remember that it will be 1 foot above ground level. My dog likes to stretch beyond his bed on thwe floor.
1175163
It should. I use it on trails I ran over with a bush hog. It will take a few passes.
909241
As long as it's not sprayed on vegetable. Spray around them, not on them. I bought it for ground squirrels and it worked for me.